Tag Archives: Weddings

New Site! New Site!!

I am soooo excited that after many months of planning, researching and dreaming about it, we have launched our new wedding site. We love the look and its simplicity, its emphasis in the images and how informative it is.

We invite you to visit our new site and let us know what you think about it!

 

We also got our new Online booking system powered by ShootQ that we love. It does allows you to book and make payments online, check on the status of your album, and many other things. 

The next phase of our site development is a website just for Seniors and teens as well as one for Children Photography. Here you can see some samples of what we have been doing in those areas.

$1,500 Give Away… There still time

Greetings!

I know many of you think the time for voting is over – it’s NOT!

There are just 26 days until we close the $1500 Wedding Photography Giveaway polls. So far this has generated a ton of entertaining stories from brides. However, people get engaged everyday so we want to encourage you that if you haven’t done so, to visit photographik and submit your story today!

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Carmen & Javier: Wedding Book

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Do you need a Passport to get married in Puerto Rico?

The Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004 required the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of State to develop and implement a plan to require all travelers, U.S. citizens and foreign nationals alike, to present a passport or other document, or a combination of documents that denote identity and citizenship when entering the United States. Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative (WHTI) Phase I - Air was implemented January 2007.

Beginning January 31, 2008, U.S. and Canadian citizens 19 years and older who enter the United States at land and sea ports of entry from within the Western Hemisphere will need to present government issue photo ID as proof of identity, along with proof of citizenship, such as birth certificate or naturalization certificate, or passport.

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Marianne & Jean Paul Wedding Book

about Puerto Rico: perfect destination for exotic weddings

Once upon a time, in a metropolis not far away, a soon-to-be-bride was anything but blushing. Frustrated by the unimaginative wedding option her city had to offer, she wondered if her childhood dreams of saying “I Do” barefoot on the beach was possible.

Puerto Rico has been a favored site for destination weddings for years. Our Caribbean island paradise is ideal for couples who do not want a conventional wedding but want something unique.

Puerto Rico is a short flight away, boast year around summer climate, widespread use of the English language, same US currency, and -best of all- no passport required, if you are a US citizen.

From exquisite beaches to historic 500 years old Cathedrals and churches to tropical rainforest to romantic haciendas, the island variety of landscapes, provides the perfect place to promise eternal love.

Old San Juan is virtual time capsule that exude Old-World charm and romance. For example, El Convento, a 17th century convent and architectural landmark that has been carefully restored, is one of the most popular venues. El Convento is across one of the America’s oldest Cathedral, the historical Old San Juan Cathedral.

If you head south you will find Ponce, “La Ciudad Señorial”, with its european victorian flair and the world famous “Castillo Serralles” and Ponce Cathedral.

If you want to stay in the metro area but have a beach wedding you have the fabulous San Juan Ritz-Carlton. Or you can venture toward Puerto Rico west coast where you have beautiful sunset bathed weddings at either Rincon Beach Resort or Rincon of the Sea Resort.

But if you want something even more exotic, you can venture to Vieques where you will find incredible pristine beaches at the Martineau Bay Resort.

Whatever your island wedding fantasy, it can come true in Puerto Rico.

Keila & Angel Wedding Book

I am concentrating in album designs at the moment, so here is another one.